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Shatha

Last updated 2026-01-11

Shatha is an open-world NPC located in Aaru Village, Sumeru. She can only be found during nighttime, after the completion of King Deshret and the Three Magi.

Location

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle Night watch...
Media:VO Shatha 01.ogg "My first night shift in a while. Feels pretty nice."

Thoughts

Shatha's thoughts can be accessed by using Nahida's Elemental Skill, All Schemes to Know.

Media:VO Shatha All Schemes to Know 01.ogg Shatha: (Ahh... At least the nights are nice and cool...)

Dialogue

Shatha: Hello there. It's getting late, so I suggest that you return home to rest.
Icon Dialogue Talk White What about you?
Shatha: Me? Well, this might be the first time you've seen me on the night shift, so let me fill you in.
Shatha: Previously, we had a series of incidents in which Village Keepers were kidnapped, so the village head has added a few additional people to our patrols. Guess who's one of the lucky people?
Icon Dialogue Talk White So, about those kidnappings...
Shatha: I heard that they had something to do with the Akademiya... Hmph, even when I was working in the city as a mercenary in the Corps of Thirty, I had already seen right through them.
Shatha: Those wretched scholars are even more disgusting than those Specters that blow up before disappearing. There's no end to their corrupt schemes.
Shatha: Not that those idiots who think that "King Deshret has risen" or some nonsense like that are any better.
Shatha: I can't believe I worked with some of those idiots back when I was a mercenary.
Icon Dialogue Talk White Ah, I get it.
Shatha: And it's good that you do. Take care of yourself now. You can't be sure what will happen to you at night.

Trivia

Etymology

  • Shatha (Arabic: شذا), also spelt Shada, is an Arabic female given name meaning "scent, fragrance, aroma."

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishShatha
Chinese
(Simplified)
莎塔
Shātǎ
Chinese
(Traditional)
莎塔
Shātǎ
Japaneseシャザ
Shaza
Korean샤타
Syata
SpanishShatha
FrenchShatha
RussianШата
Shata
ThaiShatha
VietnameseShatha
GermanShatha
IndonesianShatha
PortugueseShatha
TurkishShatha
ItalianShatha

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